TSE Takes Down 48 Hours for Use of Digital Campaign Channels
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The Superior Electoral Court (TSE) decided unanimously this Thursday, 15, to overthrow the 48-hour deadline set by the Court itself for the use of electronic channels registered late by electoral campaigns. The decision was made in the midst of judicial disputes involving communication channels used by candidates in the second round. With the change, the...
The High Electoral Court (TSE) decided unanimously, on Thursday (15), to eliminate the 48-hour period provided for in the Court's own resolution for the release of electronic channels registered outside the regular period by the electoral campaigns. With the change, the tools can be used immediately after the approval of the Electoral Justice.
Unanimous decision allows immediate use of digital tools after communication to Electoral Justice; Court also determined the reactivation of the channel ‘Lula Army'
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